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Kaiser Canyon, Modrite and Lyons Ferry fires continue to burn in WA
Three large wildfires combined have burned more than 160 square miles, or area larger than the size of Seattle, in Central and Eastern Washington as of Monday.
The Seattle Times
about 1 hour
Here’s how WA graduation standards may change
The latest draft prioritizes math courses and scraps the requirement that students demonstrate their readiness through one of the “graduation pathways.”
Seattle Weekly
about 1 hour
Report reveals state’s highest paid school superintendents
Four of the top 11 highest paid superintendents in Washington are in South King County school districts.
NW Asian Weekly
about 1 hour
Hobbs becomes NASS president
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs has been selected as president of the National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS)—the nation’s oldest, nonpartisan professional organization for public officials.
The Seattle Times
about 2 hours
Ebola quarantine center for Americans is up and working in Kenya despite a court ban, activists say
Kenyan activists accuse authorities of violating a court order to halt the setting up of an American-backed Ebola quarantine center in the country.
The Seattle Times
about 2 hours
Over a thousand displaced in Kaiser Canyon fire. Here’s how to help
While the Kaiser Canyon fire continues to burn in Eastern Washington, donations, temporary shelter and long-term relief programs are stepping up.
The Seattle Times
about 2 hours
Seahawks place 3, including safety Nick Emmanwori, on PUP list
The Seahawks announced they placed three players on the physically unable to preform list and one was a surprise — second-year safety Nick Emmanwori.
The Seattle Times
about 3 hours
Seahawks buyer Vinod Khosla has openly opposed politicians, including Trump
Vinod Khosla's family is leading a group that has agreed to purchase the Seahawks. Here's what the billionaire venture capitalist has said about President Trump and other politicians.
Seattle Weekly
about 3 hours
Auburn Riverside’s Rucker returns home to pitch for Mariners
Rucker’s story is full of twists and turns as he fulfills a dream.
The Seattle Times
about 3 hours
FDA still focused on lettuce supplier as source of parasite, despite faulty test result
Federal health officials have remained focused on lettuce from Taylor Farms as the source of a multistate outbreak despite inaccurate test results reported over the weekend.
NW Asian Weekly
about 4 hours
UW expert: Permanent daylight saving time could have downsides
A University of Washington (UW) Medicine sleep expert says making daylight saving time permanent could do more harm than good when it comes to sleep, health and learning.
The Seattle Times
about 4 hours
A wave of student loan borrowers has entered default since pandemic-era protections lapsed
Defaults on student loans have surged, reaching record levels as borrowers struggle to keep up with payments. Despair is on the rise, advocates say.
